Positive Transfer Support Program Services
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The government authority in British Columbia is seeking a vendor to design, deliver, and evaluate an initial two-year Positive Transfer Support Program. The program is intended to remove barriers and create clear pathways for individuals transitioning from higher-support environments, such as shelters or supportive housing, to more independent living arrangements aligned with their personal needs.
The program is expected to improve system flow and accelerate transitions between housing settings, including from shelters to supportive housing and from supportive housing to independent housing. Through targeted transition, stabilization, and coordination support, the initiative aims to reduce long-term dependence on high-support systems while freeing up shelter and supportive housing spaces for people experiencing street homelessness and those sheltering in parks across the city.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 20, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Nonprofit or social service organization with housing transition expertise
- Experience supporting individuals moving from shelters or supportive housing to independent living
- Capability to design, deliver, and evaluate multi-year support programs
- Strong case management, stabilization, and service coordination capacity
- Familiarity with homelessness response systems in British Columbia
- Proven experience working with government or public sector housing authorities
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